Zuckerberg Wants To Build A Giant Online Network Of AI Agents
THE SO WHAT
A “giant online network of AI agents” from a social-scale platform would turn agents into a distribution and identity problem, not just a tooling problem. If you’re building agentic products, assume your users may expect them to interoperate inside someone else’s network, not your app.
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